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    English/Duet systems/Scooters
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    Tempe, AZ

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  1. JimR
    Odd, I get NUL If the owner of this video has granted you access, please sign in.
  2. JimR
    575 shows up in the Wheatstone ledgers in 1843. If it is a Wheatstone.
  3. JimR
    Am I the only one who thinks the Holmwood fretwork looks like Trilobite fossils? I mean this in the best way, of course.
  4. JimR
    I too have a Hohner D40, and before the ins and outs got the best of me, I noticed that the Hohners have one difference as compared to the Wheatstone button layout, at least the images I could locate. on the left hand, on the G row, button 1 is g / d, as opposed to b / a (push / pull).
  5. JimR
    Today, watching Wagon Train, "The Abel Weatherly story", an actor "plays" an Anglo on ship. Grainy screenshot below.
  6. JimR
    Well done, charleschar!
  7. JimR
    Pledged as well. Looking forward to hearing it.
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    Bazza12

    JimR replied to Bazza12's topic in Concertina History

    You should re-post this into Dowright's Datina Lachenal Concertinas thread here: Dating Lachenal Concertinas - Serial Numbers/Descriptions Dowright is looking for all the Lachenal concertina information he can find.
  9. JimR
    I thought I had read a similar discussion before. Search returned this thread: https://www.concertina.net/forums/index.php?/topic/18108-action-board-holes-flare-out-why/&tab=comments#comment-172827 which includes a link to an even earlier thread on the question.
  10. JimR
    I see that you have posted your pictures to the Buy & Sell forum. Apologies.
  11. JimR
    Sorry, but I cannot see any images using Firefox on Win10.
  12. JimR
    This morning I was watching Rawhide, Season 5 Episode 12 - "Incident at Quivira". Royal Dano walks into camp 'playing' an Anglo. Can't find a clip.
  13. JimR
    Hi H__ If you like Gary Coover's Easy Anglo 123, you might appreciate Civil War Concertina. Many (most?) of the tunes are for 20 key Anglos.
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  15. JimR
    I don't know how it would ship, but in South America the is a tree named Ipe, the wood of which must be pre-drilled even for nails. The wood is known to Ben nails otherwise. A company called Woodworkers Source sells it, but I'm sure other outlets sell Ipe as well.
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